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MODEL PROFILE

Llama 3.3 70B model profile: context, pricing, provider, and next actions

Meta's Llama line is currently tracked for Text in -> text out work. It is better used first for model judgment and route selection. Current context 131K, input $0.12, output $0.30. The next natural step is to clarify the route and workflow fit before adding procurement or key-check work.

Global model routeLlamaText in -> text out

Llama 3.3 70B

Meta's Llama line is currently tracked for Text in -> text out work. It is better used first for model judgment and route selection.

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Provider

Meta

Start with the supply line behind the model before you move into deeper buying or key work.

Context window

131K

Context length changes whether the model fits short tasks, long documents, or knowledge workflows.

Input price

$0.12

Input price usually matters more for high-volume calling and batch workloads.

Output price

$0.30

Output price matters more for writing-heavy, support, and long-answer workflows.

MODEL JUDGMENT

Llama 3.3 70B should not be treated as a brand-name page first. It should be placed back into the real model layer: it comes from Meta, sits on the Global model route, and belongs to the Llama family.

This model line is best judged through four inputs: modality Text in -> text out, context 131K, prompt cost $0.12, and completion cost $0.30. The real question is whether those four signals support the workflow together.

If the upstream route is still catalog-only, the value of this page is to connect model, provider, and workflow before you chase a hot model blindly.

QUICK CHECKS

Ask first whether you truly need a 131K context window or are just reacting to the phrase “long context.”

Then ask whether your workload cares more about Text in -> text out ability or about price band and delivery stability.

Then ask whether Meta can fit the protocol stack you already run today.

Global model routes usually become clearer once you continue into compare pages instead of staying on one model name.

API & PRICING

PROVIDER

Meta

DEFAULT API URL

https://llama.meta.com

INPUT

$0.12

OUTPUT

$0.30

CONTEXT WINDOW

131K

PROTOCOLS

LlamaVisionOpen Weights

RELATED FAMILIES

LlamaLlama 4Llama 3.3

SAME PROVIDER MODELS

Llama 4 Maverick

Meta's Llama line is currently tracked for Text + image -> text work. It is better used first for model judgment and route selection.

Meta's Llama line is currently tracked for Text + image -> text work. It is better used first for model judgment and route selection.

Model snapshot updated on 2026-05-11.

NEXT ACTIONS

Do not stop at the model name. Move to the next action.

Core routes

Do not strand search traffic on a single model page

After the model read, route people back into checking, the main catalog, provider pricing, and comparison paths so one query turns into deeper browsing.

Return to the main model table instead of stopping at one SKU.

Move into the provider profile for supply-side context and routes.

Put pricing, context, and sell-through signals together.

Pull fresh-model intent back into the latest-models hub.

Use comparisons only after the choice set has narrowed.

Open Meta provider profile

Do not stop at the model name. Pull provider, protocol, Base URL, and supply position back into the decision.

Open provider profile

Open real workflows

Moving from a model page back into a workflow page is usually more useful than circling around names.

Pilot routes

These pages are in the next sampling lane

They are not being pushed through robots yet. Feed them from strong intent pages first, then decide whether they deserve to return to the public crawl lane.

Model key route

Use the route page to sample callable models, pricing context, limits, and listing readiness around this model.

Open pilot page

Model error route

Use the error page to sample what people actually hit when this model fails in real API workflows.

Open pilot page